Many people follow Zodiac Signs of them and their love ones, but some of us know that there has been an introduction of a New Zodiac Sign in our normal chart.

So the new Zodiac Sign Chart looks like this

• Capricorn: Jan. 20-Feb. 16.
• Aquarius: Feb. 16-March 11.
• Pisces: March 11-April 18.
• Aries: April 18-May 13.
• Taurus: May 13-June 21.
• Gemini: June 21-July 20.
• Cancer: July 20-Aug. 10.
• Leo: Aug. 10-Sept. 16.
• Virgo: Sept. 16-Oct. 30.
• Libra: Oct. 30-Nov. 23.
• Scorpio: Nov. 23-29.
• Ophiuchus: Nov. 29-Dec. 17.
• Sagittarius: Dec. 17-Jan. 20.

That’s right, the new star Ophiuchus the 13th Zodiac comes between Scorpio and Sagittarius.

Its name is from the Greek “serpent-bearer”, and it is commonly represented as a man grasping the snake that is represented by the constellation Serpens, according to wikipedia.

We leave you with some Zodiac Wallpapers. Hope you’ll enjoy.

This is one of 13 constellations that both our sun and moon pass through during the year yet mysteriously, having originally been identified by Ptolemy, it does not feature in either the tropical or sidereal zodiacs that are used by astrologers today!!

Considering that this constellation is at the centre of both the divine cross in the heavens, formed by the galactic equator and the ecliptic, and the terrestial mundane cross formed by the equinoxes this is quite a serious omission especially since these two crosses align every 13,000 years and are about to do so once more in 2012.

On October 17, 1604 Johannes Kepler, a German mathematician, astrologer and astronomer began observing a supernova and studied it because he knew it was highly important. As of 2011 it remains the only visible supernova we have seen in our era. What startled Kepler the most was the location of this historic event – inside the 13th sign of the zodiac (the word zodiac literally means animals and it refers to the patterns or configurations of creatures that can be seen or traced in the twinkling stars of night. Ophiuchus is the only one that is depicted as a human – a man crushing a serpent or snake) and this supernova was located right in the heel of Ophiuchus. The supernova lies about 13,000 light years away from Earth, and it is the last such object seen to explode in the Milky Way galaxy.

As we see the number 13 is becoming more and more common but the question is this. Can we see the normal 12 months replaced with 13?